They are not, no matter how much you say otherwise. Or, to quote someone much smarter than myself: "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
No, I assume people are going to follow the clues and guidelines the game provides them rather than forge blindly and repeatedly into the same wall. I can only go so far to protect you from yourself. I'm not making my game childproof.
Perhaps, but not from my game. These are things that exist in your head.
True, though the game does let you know that something is up the moment you step into the library, suggesting that you check the reading room, which the game never does otherwise. I would have forgotten about that if it wasn't for the fact that I played through that event two days ago.
JJDemon In my previous post, I suggested that you slam the door on your way out. I do not think you fully grasped what I was saying, so I will hereby upgrade my suggestion to this: I
insist that you slam the door on the way out. Please. There is nothing for you here. I'm making a game, but you want a visual novel to read. There are plenty of those out there. Now kindly go away. Your feedback is neither constructive nor appreciated.
